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Message: [QUOTE="jncuse, post: 2074595, member: 1969"] They are not using your individual RPI to determine where you are seeded. Never have. It's who have you beat / lost to that determines your seed. The RPI is used to assess the quality of the teams you faced and beat (top 50 wins). If two teams are being considered for a seed, whether one has RPI of #9 vs an RPI of #6 will be generally irrelevant. Baylor is a #1 seed because of the # and the quality of wins they have had to date. Baylor is a #1 seed because they in OOC they beat Oregon, Louisville, Xavier, Michigan St and VCU. They have also beat 6 teams that are currently in the tourney in conference as well, including 3 of them on the road. [/QUOTE]